This Flash work for Nikon D90?
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I also use it for my Nikon, D7000, so there is no reason it shouldn't sync with a D90, BUT, to be sure, ask a Nikon sales rep. ja
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I checked the Sigma website. It appears to work except for built in flash. http://www.sigma-photo.co.jp/english/flash_and_accessory/flash/flash_610dg_super_match.html
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I also use it for my Nikon, D7000, so there is no reason it shouldn't sync with a D90, BUT, to be sure, ask a Nikon sales rep.ja
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I'm not sure about the D90 but it does work on a D5000. I ordered the T2 adapter with it to make it adapt to the Nikon.
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Yes, this lens will work on your D90. I bought one by mistake for my Nikon D5000 which does not have an internal focus motor. When I took it back, to make sure it still worked, they put it on a D90 and it worked fine. The D90 has a focus motor in the camera body.
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I do not see why it would not work on the Nikon D90 camera. Teleconverter's (TC) compatibility is based on the lenses that you are using it with more so than the camera. Since the TC-20E II and the D90 are both Nikon's products I would not anticipate any issues. Again check the lenses that you are using the TC with. Hope this helps. Good luck and happy shooting!
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Yes it will work fine with a D90 and any other DX format Nikon. There's a section "Will this work with my camera?" on the page where you can put in your model and it will confirm.
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Thank you for asking us. We guess it can work with Nikon D90 DSLR. But we can't guarantee it. Because we are not Tamron. You should ask it Tamron. https://tamronjp-contact.secure.force.com/inq_vf_encontact If you have any questions, you can ask it us anytime. best regards
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Yes, it will. The D90 has a 1/4 inch/20 (1/4" diameter by 20 threads per inch) tripod socket, or screw mount, which is a standard fitting. This bracket has a mounting screw of that size. Otherwise the frame will fit around the camera quite well.
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I don't think so, it would not work on my nikon D-90, I got a 32 GB and it did work.sorry I can't be more help.PAUL
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I use the sb900 and have had no issues. The d690 is full frame so you are goin to want to flash that throws light as far as the lens captures.
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Yes, it is a standard Nikon mount. I've used in on a D300, D800 and D810, so there is no reason it wouldn't work on a D90. It will not be a true 16mm due to the cropped sensor though.
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I purchased this flash for a Samsung D100 camera and don't know if it will work with a Nikon camera?
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Yes, it does work with the D90 with no problem. However, since the D90 has a DX size sensor and not the FX full sized sensor, the lens wil act as a 90 mm lens rather than 60mm. Nikon makes two series of lenses, the DX and the FX. The FX are optimized for the camera with the full size sensor (D4, D800, D3, D700, etc.), and the DX line are for many others, including the D90. This 60 mm lens will work with absolutely no compromise on the D90, as long as you know it will be as if it is a 90 mm lens. Actually, for macro, you would probably find this to be an advantage.
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It should work.. the power output is not that off a true nikon flash.. it does not do the off camera I-ttL for the price it's a good on camera flaw.
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i use it for my nikon sb800 & meike mk900 with a godox speedlight flash pack, everything works fine.. i don't have this flash, but it looks like the Yongnuo YN560 III will...
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NO. Not compatible with Nikon D90. Try the item listed below. Copy and paste in Amazon search window.Professional Battery Grip MB-D80 for Nikon D90 D80 with IR Remote and 2x EN-EL3e Lithium-Ion Batteries
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Hi, I dont know specifically if it is compatible as I am a Nikon shooter and have never used that flash. However I have used it with a Nikon SB900, their biggest and it fit well. I have also used the SB900 and this diffuser (which I really love) and a PocketWizard Flex TT5. They all fit well enough together to provide nice light with decent ergonomics.
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Maybe. It worked on my D90. You need to check and see if your camera has a "USB mini b" port. I would double check with your user manual or nikon.